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Julia Poulter

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As seen in: The Everymom, In Touch Weekly, NowTo Love, The Everygirl, Grazia Magazine (UK), News Shopper Series, Life & Style, Mondaq, Woman's World, First for Women, Social Housing Magazine
managing editor at @theeverymom. formerly at @closerweekly. coffee enthusiast, @uwmadison alumna, social media junkie, and lover of all things pop culture.
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50 Cute and Easy Easter Treats to Make With Your Kids

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By Julia Poulter , Jaclyn Voran
| The Everymom
It wouldn’t be Easter without a little sugar, right? Whether you’re team Peeps or team Cadbury Eggs, making some spring-themed treats with the kids is both a fun, at-home activity (April is quite rainy, after all) and results in some delicious snacks you and your family can enjoy for several days.
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By Julia Poulter , Steph Alleva Cornell 
| The Everymom
I’ve always known I had people-pleasing tendencies, but I didn’t realize just how much being the eldest daughter played into them until I got older. Growing up, I felt like I needed to be the role model for my younger sister and make choices that worked best for the family. I thought being agreeable and putting others first was the “right” thing to do, and over time, it became my default.
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These Modern Alternatives to Baby Boomer Names Are the Perfect Combo of Retro and Cute

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By Julia Poulter 
| The Everymom
Just like fashion trends, many baby names come back in style and rise in the ranks of popularity time and time again. In fact, the ‘100-Year Rule’ for baby names theorizes that popular names have a three-generation cycle. So, in 2025, we’re seeing 1920s baby names—like Evelyn, Alice, Arthur, and Theodore—coming back in a big way. But many of us welcoming babies right now may want to honor another generation instead: baby boomers.
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